Technical Training Specialist
Assurant · Nashville Metropolitan Area · 5 days ago
Information Technology$31.18–$52.1/hrFull-time
About the role
This position exists to provide direct learning support and training delivery for CPR franchisee owners and their employees. Training will be facilitated both in-person at the Nashville Device Care Center (NDCC) and through virtual instructor-led formats. This role also manages training facility operations at NDCC and supports device repair instructional design.
Responsibilities
- Curriculum and Program Facilitation
- Partner with operational leaders and franchisor management team to identify specific training needs for the CPR retail market.
- Schedule and facilitate training to support both new and existing associates as the business requires.
- Schedule and facilitate training sessions for new and existing CPR associates.
- Deliver engaging mobile device repair and technology training, both in-person and virtually, using clear, energetic, and learner-focused facilitation techniques.
- Deliver essential internal content that supports a strong franchise partnership, ensuring Assurant team members understand and can successfully apply key business initiatives.
- Collaborate with operations leadership to coordinate quarterly training calendars.
- Course Development & Implementation
- Create learning experiences that support or accelerate business objectives, using a variety of learning methodologies in partnership with instructional design team.
- Specify objectives and design experiences aligned to business needs.
- Build, update, and maintain retail repair training materials—including presentations, videos, job aids, reference guides, and other digital content—to ensure clear, effective learning across all platforms and audiences.
- Maintain device and tool inventory required for ILT training.
- NPI & Technical Support
- Provide technical and learning support to CPR franchisees.
- Train and certify franchisees on on-site training delivery.
- Partner with Engineering and OEM liaisons on best practices and new product launches.
- Maintain hands-on technical proficiency by dedicating a minimum of 3 –5 hours per week supporting repairs within the Mail-In Repair (MIR) department to stay current on new devices, supporting software, tools, and repair processes introduced through NPI.
- Training Records Management
- Ensure that associates records are up to date and compliant with both business and industry standards.
- Provide compliance updates and reporting to operational leadership.
- Training Operations & Facility Management
- Manage, organize, and maintain the CPR Training Facility at NDCC.
- Maintain and replenish tools, devices, parts, and consumables to support technical training.
- Ensure all classrooms and equipment are fully prepared for scheduled training.
- Support device repair instructional design through equipment availability management.
- Associate degree or equivalent work experience.
- Clear, dynamic, & precise communication skills to all levels of employees, from entry-level agents to C-level executives, both inside and outside our organization.
- Wireless (cellular), OEM, and/or consumer electronics repair experience.
- Minimum 3 years of presentation and training curriculum development.
- Proficiency in many forms of audience-driven content creation, design, and delivery, especially Microsoft’s PowerPoint, with a detailed eye towards designing and delivering slides for clear, classroom projection.
- Microsoft Office Suite (PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Outlook); strong computer proficiency (Mac & Windows), web conferencing (ex. GoToMeeting, Zoom, Skype), and A/V setup and troubleshooting skills (projector setup, TV and audio systems, etc.).
- Advanced degree preferred in adult learning, instructional design or related field.
- 3+ years in a training or development function.
- 1+ years in project management capacity.
- Cloud-based content storage, organization, and file sharing expertise.
- Adobe Creative Suite, LMS and general audio/video editing software and know-how.
- Results Oriented: metrics driven utilizing benchmarking and analysis to create, revise and reshape ASP instructional programs.
- Effective communication skills: Express thoughts and ideas in a clear and concise manner and provide information to others in a way that considers the needs of the situation and the audience.
- Planning and organizational skills: Manage work activities to achieve business objectives on time, within budget, and according to specifications.
- Strong collaboration skills: Seek the opinions of others and engage colleagues, managers, and employees to build buy-in, especially when consensus cannot be reached.
- Influencing skills: Ability to build value-based relationships and leverage them to get things done.
- This position requires incumbents to regularly sit at a desk and operate standard office equipment such as a computer and phone.
- Employee is occasionally required to stand and walk, lift, carry and/or move up to 10 pounds.
- Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and the ability to adjust focus.
- Must be able to talk and hear.
- Required to use hands to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools or controls.
- Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.